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The expr command's parsing first identifies a number as a valid integer, then applies the unary minus. As it happens, abs(std::i64::MIN) == std::i64::MAX + 1; and so you can't actually enter std::i64::MIN in a Molt expression.
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The
expr
command's parsing first identifies a number as a valid integer, then applies the unary minus. As it happens, abs(std::i64::MIN) == std::i64::MAX + 1; and so you can't actually enter std::i64::MIN in a Molt expression.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: